News summary

  • New grants make it easier to make your home more sustainable

    The Municipality of Heerlen helps residents to better insulate their homes. Together we ensure warmer homes in the winter and lower energy costs. With two new subsidies we make sustainability accessible to everyone. Also for people with a lower income. This is the next step in Heerlen's sustainability offensive.

  • Renewal shopping center Giesen Bautsch

    The municipality is working on a new heart for Heerlerbaan. Shopping center Giesen Bautsch will be renovated. Above the stores there will be 41 apartments for sale in the middle segment. Together with the Brede Maatschappelijke Voorziening (BMV) and community center Caumerbron, this will create a place where shopping, living and meeting come together.

  • Huisberger street turns into residential street

    On Huisberger Street, the work is finished. The street has now changed from a through road to a residential street.

  • Heerlen sets nature-inclusive building as new standard for city

    A green facade where bees find food, a roof that cools and retains rainwater and a row of nesting stones in the wall for swifts. In the future this will become more and more normal in Heerlen. The city council has adopted the policy framework 'Nature-inclusive building'. With this, the city is taking a big step toward building where nature is not an afterthought, but a natural part of every design.

  • A fine green space for The Oak

    Alderman Marco Peters of Management and Maintenance and Martien Nillesen of Weller, along with residents and volunteers, officially opened the newly landscaped garden at senior citizen complex De Eik.

  • Grid reinforcement Palemig to start

    Work has started on strengthening the power grid. Palemig will be the first neighborhood in Heerlen ready for the future.

  • Pancratius apartment transformed into green and social meeting place

    Together with the tenants association of the Pancratiusflat and Woonzorg Nederland, the municipality of Heerlen contributed to greening the passageway at Op de Nobel. A collaboration between the housing corporation and residents also created a meeting space. Both the indoor and outdoor areas were festively opened by Alderman Marco Peters.

  • From park to park

    With the planting of a Bee Tree, Alderman Marco Peters (Management and Maintenance), together with initiators, children from Eikenderveld Elementary School and others involved, opened the Charles Hennen Park in Eikenderveld. It is now a beautiful place where everything grows and blossoms throughout the year and where local residents can meet.

  • 10 Royal awards

    Friday, April 25, the annual Lintjesregen in the municipality of Heerlen took place. A total of 10 Heerlen citizens received a royal decoration from His Majesty King Willem-Alexander and were appointed Member or Knight of the Order of Orange-Nassau.